343: Is “Good Enough” AV Good Enough? | The AV Life Podcast

Recorded on July 14, 2026: On this week’s AV Life Podcast, Tim Van Woeart is joined by James King, Murphy Daley, Renee Benson, and Nancy Blanchard to discuss whether “good enough” AV is still sufficient in higher education. The panel begins by recapping the successful HETMA Roadshow at Creighton University, highlighting collaboration between vendors, institutions,... Read More

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July 20, 2026

The Productivity Trap | Empowered by Design

We celebrate being busy. We praise productivity. We admire people who always seem to be working toward the next goal. But what happens when accomplishment becomes part of your identity? In the latest Empowered by Design, Chris Kelly reflects on the always-on mindset, the opportunities it has created, and the cost he is only beginning to understand. Read More

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July 17, 2026

Reflections on #InfoComm26 | Business of AV with Joe Way

Every year, after InfoComm, I go radio silent for at least three to four weeks. I have to. The months of preparation and planning, set-up and lead-up, the event itself, and the energy expended to be “on” for ten days straight make it both a mental and physical overload. The juggernaut that is InfoComm is... Read More

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July 16, 2026

83: Elias Puurunen Joins the brAVe [space] | brAVe [space]

What does the future of AV and higher education look like? Britt Yenser and Elias Puurunen dive into hybrid experiences and the growing role of AV professionals in shaping the future of teaching and learning. If you care about technology that puts people first, this is a conversation you won't want to miss. Read More

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July 16, 2026

My Take : The First HETMA Roadshow in Omaha

Omaha's first HETMA Roadshow brought together attendees from around a dozen institutions, many experiencing their first Roadshow. More than a technology showcase, the event highlighted the value of community, honest conversations about higher education technology, and the impact of bringing opportunities like this to regions that don't always have easy access to national events. Read More

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July 15, 2026

How the University of Colorado Boulder Simplified Study Room Scheduling and What It Signals for the Future of Campus Tech | Mimo

The University of Colorado Boulder found a simple way to improve access to study spaces: let students reserve rooms right at the door. The project shows how thoughtful technology deployments can remove friction, improve the student experience, and create a foundation for future campus services without requiring a massive infrastructure investment. Read More

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